Forestry Corporation has conducted a week-long hazard reduction burn in Jacks Creek State Forest, south of Narrabri.

Resilience has been the focus of the latest Girls on Fire schools program held in Batlow giving students an introduction to careers in firefighting.

Forestry Corporation has restored public road access to Mount Faulk Road in Olney and Heaton State Forests in the wake of a major landslip that created an impasse into one of the state’s premier recreation areas.

Forestry Corporation of NSW has announced an open tender for the loading and haulage of logs from the state’s softwood plantations.

Graduate foresters are growing their industry skills and experience through Forestry Corporation of NSW's graduate program.

Olney State Forest is now home to a series of frog ‘hotels’ designed to support threatened frog species, thanks to a partnership between Forestry Corporation of NSW and the University of Newcastle.

Forestry Corporation of NSW is today starting hazard reduction burning near Bermagui and Eden to help protect forests and neighbouring private property against wildfires.

The first trainload of Walcha softwood sawlogs has arrived by rail in Wagga, bound for timber mills in the snowy region, who have seen their local timber supplies significantly reduced after the Black Summer bushfires.

Forestry Corporation of NSW is commencing small-scale strategic hazard reduction burns in up to 610 hectares in Bodalla State forests near Narooma to protect the forest and neighbouring private property against wildfires.

People planning their holiday travels and activities should put State forests on top of the list. These special public places are not only free to visitors, but offer fun, adventure and memories.